New Haven Mayor Toni Harp has declared an emergency parking ban so the city can clear snow off the streets during and after the predicted overnight storm.
That means no parking on downtown streets. It means no parking on the odd side of residential street.
Here are all the details, from the city:
Mayor Toni N. Harp has announced A CITYWIDE PARKING BAN in effect on all streets in New Haven starting at 11PM tonight, SUNDAY (3/3/19) and will be in effect in zones A & B until 12PM noon MONDAY (3/4/19) and remain in effect in zone C until further notice. Please stay alert for updates as conditions develop.
The ban will include all zones;
ZONE A: DOWNTOWN AREA — all streets bounded by MLK/State/George/Howe, both sides
ZONE B: POSTED SNOW EMERGENCY ROUTES CITYWIDE — both sides
ZONE C: ALL RESIDENTIAL AREAS — No parking on the odd side
On a ZONE C residential street: Don’t be the ODD car on the block!
The parking ban on all posted snow routes will be enforced with an overnight tag/tow operation starting at 11PM.
CLICK HERE for a map of posted snow routes
Stay ahead of the storm and secure your emergency parking space today! Help our community cleanup effort by talking to your neighbors and sharing off street parking. Together we can get our city moving again.
ADDITIONAL SNOW EMERGENCY INFORMATION
Park New Haven Garage Availability:
The Temple Street Garage and Crown Street Garage will be available from 8PM Sunday until 8PM Monday for a fee of $3.
Granite Square Garage is available 8PM Sunday to 8PM Monday for $0.
Snow Parking at School Lots:
CLICK HERE for available parking in New Haven Public School lots
School Closings:
For updated information on school closings, please check the New Haven Public Schools app or your local school for more information: http://bit.ly/NHPSapp
Towed Cars:
If your car has been towed, find your car online using your license plate HERE.
Emergency Alert Notifications:
To stay up to date on all the latest storm related information and any parking bans that will be in effect, SIGN UP for the Emergency Notification Alert System. It’s a free and effective way to stay informed however best suits your needs: http://newhavenct.gov/alerts
Keeping Sidewalks Clear!
Don’t forget! During a snow storm, please work to keep your sidewalks clear to their full width. A lot of your neighbors continue to walk and use our sidewalks, and it is important for a Great City to have clear sidewalks during a storm so we all can still get around our neighborhoods and use CT Transit bus stops.
Helping our Neighbors:
Do you live near an elderly or disabled resident who cannot clear their driveway or sidewalk? Are you someone who is able to lend a hand?
Whether you are a resident who needs help or a resident who would like to help, sign onto Snowcrew (powered by SeeClickFix) and join neighbors working together to freely assist one another with winter storm related snow efforts: http://bit.ly/SnowCrewNHV
How to Report Issues During the Storm:
Use SeeClickFix to report non-emergencies throughout the storm: https://seeclickfix.com/new-haven
City of New Haven Snow Information Line: 203 – 946-7669
City of New Haven Emergency Operations: 203 – 946-8221
City of New Haven Non-Emergency Police: 203 – 946-6316
